477 pts ยท January 26, 2015
She only seems crazy because we're used to people being spherical bastards instead of genuinely nice
Did you play it all? It sounds like you only did the first part.
I prefer navel supremacy
Navel supremacy
Then let's change the name so we don't feed into the rhetoric that "x job is for lazy/stupid people" because it's classed as "unskilled"
#7 is a classic "tell me you never had a dog without telling me you never had a dog"
He only killed 5 of the Norse pantheon, not the whole thing.
Pathfinder books are already free as PDFs, so not much sense in giving away the books. At least the rules anyway.
And in Georgia the state minimum is still like $5.25, so federal min STILL MATTERS A TON
Except you feel the pain, and remember the pain. Several arcs of the story are the main character getting close to total mental breakdown because they keep dying and resetting to a "checkpoint"
The first playthrough is only half the game. The second playthrough is the first playthrough, but as 9s and more context to what is happening, and then playthrough three is a continuation of the story and is generally where all of the pieces come together. Makes for a somewhat long game if doing all the side quests, but worth it.
Would hoarding your body and preventing it from being used to save others not constitute interference? I can't think of any good reason to not donate your body to medicine or science.
It's a little weird it's a decision at all. I mean, you're dead. I don't think taking your organs is going to make you more dead. Save more lives.
Weird way to point out you haven't played one of the best games of this century
Nier: Automata Philosophical debate masquerading as a jrpg/hack'n'slash adventure game
Is this an AC from an Armored Core game, or some other Mecha reference?
This kills the tree
Lab-tested water
It's actually not lewd. It's a low-orbit kinetic weapons platform concept. It drops tungsten rods the size of telephone poles from space, it hits like a nuke without the radiation.
The incentive is to reinvest the profits. We literally had a 90% corporate tax rate under Eisenhower.
This kills the t-shirt
My workplace calls them death cords for a reason
It's like people don't know what a freezer is. Portion that shit and put like 80% in the freezer, boom, instant good meals whenever you want.
When it has audio of my favorite part, I still don't say it...
When I first saw this I thought it was parody. So I watched the ad and waited for the punchline. There wasn't any. I have no idea how this guy can take himself seriously.
Nutter Butter
She only seems crazy because we're used to people being spherical bastards instead of genuinely nice
Did you play it all? It sounds like you only did the first part.
I prefer navel supremacy
Navel supremacy
Then let's change the name so we don't feed into the rhetoric that "x job is for lazy/stupid people" because it's classed as "unskilled"
#7 is a classic "tell me you never had a dog without telling me you never had a dog"
He only killed 5 of the Norse pantheon, not the whole thing.
Pathfinder books are already free as PDFs, so not much sense in giving away the books. At least the rules anyway.
And in Georgia the state minimum is still like $5.25, so federal min STILL MATTERS A TON
Except you feel the pain, and remember the pain. Several arcs of the story are the main character getting close to total mental breakdown because they keep dying and resetting to a "checkpoint"
The first playthrough is only half the game. The second playthrough is the first playthrough, but as 9s and more context to what is happening, and then playthrough three is a continuation of the story and is generally where all of the pieces come together. Makes for a somewhat long game if doing all the side quests, but worth it.
Would hoarding your body and preventing it from being used to save others not constitute interference? I can't think of any good reason to not donate your body to medicine or science.
It's a little weird it's a decision at all. I mean, you're dead. I don't think taking your organs is going to make you more dead. Save more lives.
Weird way to point out you haven't played one of the best games of this century
Nier: Automata
Philosophical debate masquerading as a jrpg/hack'n'slash adventure game
Is this an AC from an Armored Core game, or some other Mecha reference?
This kills the tree
Lab-tested water
It's actually not lewd. It's a low-orbit kinetic weapons platform concept. It drops tungsten rods the size of telephone poles from space, it hits like a nuke without the radiation.
The incentive is to reinvest the profits. We literally had a 90% corporate tax rate under Eisenhower.
This kills the t-shirt
My workplace calls them death cords for a reason
It's like people don't know what a freezer is. Portion that shit and put like 80% in the freezer, boom, instant good meals whenever you want.
When it has audio of my favorite part, I still don't say it...
When I first saw this I thought it was parody. So I watched the ad and waited for the punchline. There wasn't any. I have no idea how this guy can take himself seriously.
Nutter Butter